Australia England will face England in the second match of the Australia tour. this article This includes information about AUS vs ENG head-to-head records in Tests.
Australia vs England head-to-head records – 2nd Test, Ashes 2025:
| statistics | Matchbox | aus won | England won | Drag | Tied up | N.R. |
| overall | 362 | 153 | 112 | 97 | 0 | 0 |
| in gaba | 23 | 14 | 4 | 5 | 0 | 0 |
| in the last 5 matches | 5 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
AUS vs ENG Head-to-Head Record – Key Stats
The Ashes has seen Australia and England face each other in over 300 matches, 362 matches to be precise.
Of the 362 matches, Australia have the upper hand, winning 153 of them, the last of which came in the opening game of the ongoing series.
On the other hand, England has managed to get the better of Australia on 112 occasions.
However, England have not won a Test match since the famous series win in 2010-11 and will be aiming to break the losing streak in the upcoming game at the Gabba.
As far as Australia is concerned, the home team has not lost a Test match against England at this venue since 1986.
Additionally, Australia have a very good record when it comes to day-night Tests, having lost just one such game so far.
Having said that, Australia lost to West Indies in the Day-Night Test at the Gabba in 2024 while chasing the target in the fourth innings of the game.
The Australian team will be hoping to return to winning ways as they had drawn their last match against India at this ground last year.
The Steve Smith-led side will look to support its bowling attack under Mitchell Starc, as it did in the series opener by dismantling the English batting lineup on low scores in both innings of the match.
The visitors would also like to put in a better batting performance to challenge the opposition and win the match, which was not the case in the first game.
England will rely on players like Joe Root and Ben Stokes to perform well with the bat against the in-form Australian bowling lineup.
The head-to-head record of the last five AUS vs ENG matches in the longest format of the game is 2-2, with both teams winning the same number of games in the said time frame.
Australia will be looking to maintain their strong record against England in the Test matches played between the two teams at the Gabba, having not lost against them at the venue since 1986.
England, on the other hand, will be aiming to register their first win in Australia in this format of the game in quite some time.
